Web development history, World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee, web 1.0 documentary web, web 2.0 social web, web 3.0 web of algorithms, web of data, semantic web, internet history, HTTP protocol, HTML language, URL Uniform Resource Locator, URI Uniform Resource Identifier, TCP/IP, CERN, W3C World Wide Web Consortium, Robert Cailliau, web architecture, web growth, browsers, collaborative platforms, blogging platforms, multimedia sharing, microblogging, social media, YouTube, Wikipedia, WordPress, Netvibes, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest, Snapchat, Blablacar, Uber, Airbnb, Internet of Things, Big Data, AI Artificial Intelligence, web convergence
This document summarizes the history and development of the web from its origins to the present day, covering key milestones and technological advancements.
[...] Tim Berners-Lee when he created the web had already mentioned AI which did not yet exist. ? had a dream for the web in which computers would become able to analyze all the data of the web.' We are in a web that tries to simulate human responses. It gives direct answers, no need to search in documents. The Web of Data is no longer a web that writes for humans but a web that writes for machines. It doesn't speak the same language. [...]
[...] In this article he describes this architecture and sets out the technical principles. The technical principles have not changed since he proposed them He used the technique for to put into practice the theories of Ted Nelson (hypertext) and Vannevar BUSH (Memex). In 1990 he documented his project. II) The architecture of the web The web is a technical architecture. This is a [...]
[...] The growth of the web is due to browsers. 1994-1995: the turning point One goes from a few thousand web sites to tens of thousands of sites between these 2 years. May: 1re conference on the web at Cern by Robert Cailliau, they found the W3C which is the organ that coordinates the functions on the web. ICQ is the 1er tool that allows you to chat. The web documentary The web 1.0 is the documentary web On speaks of documentary web because people will consult of web pages, they will consult documents. [...]
[...] The problem with IOT, is that the security is not included in the specifications because we see not the interest of securing a connected aquarium or a toothbrush. These are objects thought in terms of efficiency but not in terms of security. The Big Data In reality, chatbots date back to the 1960s. But today we have ChatGPT and we have concerns because it échappe à l'humain. Conclusion Finally, the web completes the convergence between the history of networks. The web is the vector of the mass public explosion of the Internet. [...]
[...] III) Growth and development 1989-1995: the emergence of the web 1995-2004: the 'documentary web' 2004-2010: the web 2 (or social web 2010 - today: the web of algorithms The Emergence of the Web 1991 : the web becomes public 1993 : the technology becomes public: no patent, people can use it freely. The technology is put in the public domain. There are approximately fifty servers. What allows the democratization of the web is the appearance of browsers that appear at the same time. [...]
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